Noun
stability (countable and uncountable, plural stabilities)
- The condition of being stable or in equilibrium, and thus resistant to change.
- Synonym: stableness
- Antonym: instability
This platform offers good stability
- The tendency to recover from perturbations.
emotional stability
Translations
condition of being stable
- Afrikaans: stabiliteit
- Armenian: կայունություն (hy) (kayunutʻyun)
- Asturian: estabilidá f
- Azerbaijani: sabitlik (az), dayanıqlılıq
- Belarusian: стабі́льнасць f (stabílʹnascʹ)
- Bulgarian: стабилност (bg) f (stabilnost), устойчивост (bg) (ustojčivost)
- Catalan: estabilitat f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 穩定性/稳定性 (zh) (wěndìngxìng), 穩定/稳定 (zh) (wěndìng)
- Czech: stabilita (cs) f
- Dutch: stabiliteit (nl)
- Estonian: stabiilsus
- Finnish: vakaus (fi)
- French: stabilité (fr)
- Galician: estabilidade (gl) f
- German: Stabilität (de) f
- Hebrew: יציבות f (yatsivút)
- Hungarian: stabilitás (hu)
- Icelandic: stöðugleiki m
- Interlingua: stabilitate
- Irish: diongbháilteacht f, diongbháil f
- Italian: stabilità (it) f
- Japanese: 安定性 (あんていせい, anteisei), 安定 (ja) (あんてい, antei), スタビリティー (sutabiritī)
- Latin: firmitās f, firmitūdō, stabilitās f
- Malay: kestabilan
- Manchu: ᠠᡴᡩᡠᠨ (akdun)
- Maori: pūmautanga
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: бат бөх байдал (bat böx bajdal), тогтвортой байдал (togtvortoj bajdal)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: stabilitet m
- Nynorsk: stabilitet m
- Old English: staþolfæstnes f
- Ottoman Turkish: اعتدال (i’tidâl)
- Polish: stabilność (pl) f
- Portuguese: estabilidade (pt) f
- Romanian: stabilitate (ro) f
- Russian: стаби́льность (ru) f (stabílʹnostʹ), усто́йчивость (ru) f (ustójčivostʹ)
- Spanish: estabilidad (es) f
- Swedish: stabilitet (sv) c
- Tagalog: katatagan
- Turkish: stabilite (tr)
- Ukrainian: стабі́льність f (stabílʹnistʹ)
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tendency to recover from perturbations
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